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A practical household manual offers step-by-step guidance on carving and presenting meats, poultry, game, and fish, alongside advice for salads, vegetables, soups, pies, puddings, and frozen desserts. It explains the anatomy of joints, knife handling, platter arrangement, portioning, and utensil selection, and gives special directions for many cuts and fowls. Emphasis is placed on learning by study and practice, teaching children, economy in serving, and avoiding common problems caused by butchering or cooking. Practical tips cover neat, uniform slicing, serving attractive portions, preserving leftovers for future meals, and adapting technique to everyday domestic circumstances.

About the Author

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Mary J. Lincoln

Mary J. Lincoln was an American author and culinary expert known for her contributions to the field of cooking and food presentation. She gained recognition for her book "Carving and Serving," which offers practical advice on the art of carving meats and serving dishes elegantly. Lincoln's work reflects the culinary practices of her time and provides insights into the social customs surrounding dining. Through her writing, she aimed to elevate the standards of home cooking and entertaining, making her a notable figure in the literature of domestic arts.

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